Jake Spavital is still the Texas A&M OC, and Aggies fans don’t understand why
By Nick Cole
Published:
Want to get a heated discussion started with an Aggies football fan?
Just mention the name “Jake Spavital” and you’re sure to get an inspired reaction.
The Texas A&M offensive coordinator has caught the ire of upset Aggies fans for the better part of the last season.
So much so that many of them were convinced that he was no longer going to be with the team following the Music City Bowl loss on Wednesday.
There are even rumors surfacing about who may be his replacement.
But, as of Sunday afternoon, Spavital is still gainfully employed by Texas A&M to the best of our knowledge.
The anticipation for a move has made for some hilarious Tweets:
Waiting on Jake Spavital to get fired like pic.twitter.com/LxO3d9CIMG
— Conservative Carl (@WahalaWarlord) December 31, 2015
If Jake Spavital doesn't get fired, A&M fans should throw him out of town themselves.
— Charlie Burris (@Charlie_Burris) December 31, 2015
Jake Spavital, I hate you, that is all. #TAMUvsLOU pic.twitter.com/Nlekfg23kl
— Oktoberfest Survivor (@A_A_Ron_Rodgers) December 31, 2015
https://twitter.com/brycevickers/status/683028836712202240
https://twitter.com/mkcain/status/683127535559811072
For every day Jake Spavital isn't fired, an angel loses its wings. Do the right thing, Sumlin. #FireSpav #SaveTheWings #StillWaiting
— CodyRADkinson (@CodyRADkinson) January 2, 2016
Why hasn't Jake Spavital been fired yet?
— Jake Smith (@Jake_Smith_37) January 3, 2016
While we’re not really in the business of cheering for coaches to lose their jobs, we’ll instead hope for both parties to find a way to be happy again. Somehow.
Nick Cole is a former print journalist with several years of experience covering the SEC. Born and raised in SEC country, he has taken in the game-day experience at all 14 stadiums.
